Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Huntington.
🎭 Culture
Ritter Park hosted Art in the Park on Saturday, showcasing work by more than 20 juried artists including paintings, photography, and pottery at the Huntington Museum of Art (organized by the Tri-State association).
🎓 Education
After Secretary Linda McMahon visited the Woody Williams Career and Technical Center in Barboursville Thursday, state officials are cautiously evaluating a shift of education control back to West Virginia to close learning gaps and support students.
🏛️ Government
A longtime public servant and former circuit judge & county prosecutor passed away last night, leaving a legacy in local government and legal affairs.
🏈 Sports
The annual Thunder in the Mountains tennis tournament kicked off Friday, Sept.
18 at the Schoenbaum Tennis Courts as players competed in local events. Organizers expect a lively weekend of tennis (and community fun) as the tournament continues.
Marshall and Missouri faced off as part 1 of the game coverage series was released Saturday, Sept.
19 — it offers early insights for local fans. Further updates will follow as the matchup story unfolds.
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